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Tamari of Kitossa

Professor, Sociology — Brock University

Kustawi@info.catkitossa@brocku.ca

1063 King St. West. Unit # 191 Hamilton, Ontario. L8S 4S3 Canada

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Global Mind Emancipation Health and Social Work Services
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Global Mind Emancipation Health and Social Work Services

GME Health and Social Work Services

Global Mind Emancipation Health and Social Work Services is a mental health and wellness practice dedicated to providing culturally responsive, trauma-informed and clinically rigorous psychotherapeutic services. Our work recognizes health as holistic, reflecting the interconnected relationship between our psychological, physical, spiritual, social, cultural, and emotional well-being. We understand that when the mind is entrapped in trauma, pain, confusion and other powerful internal forces, it can prevent our health from functioning at an optimal level. Hence, our work seeks to emancipate our minds to achieve improved functioning, agency, and balance.

We assess and treat a broad range of mental health concerns across the lifespan, including but not limited to:

• Depressive disorders and mood-related difficulties
• Anxiety disorders and stress-related conditions
• Sleep-related difficulties
• Substance Use-related difficulties
• Psychological trauma, including complex trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• Prison-to-community reintegration challenges
• Racial trauma including anti-Black or residential school survivor traumatic stress
• Suicidal and self-harm risk, and suicide attempt recovery
• Attachment-related difficulties
• Immigration and settlement stress

We look forward to venturing on this healing journey with you!